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Theodore James "Ted" Labhard Jr.
Born: April 3, 1945
Died: March 18, 2016
Age at Death: 71 years
 Ted passed away at the age of 71 from complications of lung cancer. Ted was born and raised in Sacramento. He attended McClatchy High School and enlisted in the Air Force after graduation. After his service in the Air Force, Ted continued his education at Sacramento City College. He settled on a career with the State of California and retired in 2000 after 25 years. He coached many of his children's teams with Pocket Softball and Pocket Little League. He enjoyed gardening and bird watching, family trips to Santa Cruz, watching any sport played by his kids and grandkids, and rooting for the San Francisco Giants and 49ers. He is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Button, the best Dad to children, Nikki (Shawn) Gracey, Kelli (Mike) Ramos, and Erik (Sandra) Labhard. He was cherished "Papa" to Franki, Will, Nick, Nate, and Oliva. Beloved brother to Nancy (Pat) Clancy and David (Camela) Labhard. He is also survived by nieces, nephews, and many cherished friends. At Ted's request, no services will be held. Memorial contributions can be made to Audubon California.
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William Yeager
So sad to see another one of our Classmates pass on. Again reminds us of our own mortailty. Appreciate each day we have, love an help our family and friends. Prayers to Ted's family during this difficult time. Class of 1963 was such a great group of successful and caring people.
Bill Yeager
Diana Doupé (Vicari)
So sorry to hear of ted's passing--he certainly had a wonderful, full life. My thoughts go out to his family, who, I am sure, brought him much joy.
Diane Hinesley (Malone)
Well stated Bill, we the class of 63 lived when life was simple, family and friends were most important. Ted was an example of this with the love he shared and gave to his family.
To his family, remember all the memories you made and shared with Ted. My thoughts are with you at this time.
Diane Hines let Malone
Scott Rodda
Ted was one of my best friends from grade school through high school. I would go to his house after school and get away with a lot of things since his mother came home late. We covered up carefully and never got in too much trouble. For those of you who said he had a great life and raised some great children and grand children, you are so right. He just couldn't put down those Marlboro Cigarettes. I mooched cigarettes from him in high school, he was a very generous guy, and lucky for me I quit in my 20s. I always worried about his health and wish i had spent more time with him over the years. His family and I miss him very much.
Peggy Fredlund (Schaffran)
We had a large class & I didn't know everyone, however this site is Great to stay in touch. Life is definitely a gift & to appreciate. .R.I.P. Ted.
Francis Patrick Hassey (MidTerm)
So sad to hear of the passing of another McClatchy alumni. To the family you are in my prayers.
Patrick